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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1887-07-20

lie licNt, we will want all the grace
possible. Wonder l SEQ ~ Christian
$ Ul rocking
Oh TIE sURGEs OF DEATH;
al the powers Of darkness seem let out
against That soul-the swirling wave,
.lbe thunder Of the sky, tho Shrek Of
nc wind, all seem to unite together;
lNlt that soul is not troubled; there is no
sighing, Jirre arc no tears; plenty Of
tears IN tho room at tho departure, but
le wccps DO tears; calm, satisfied, peace
ful; al is well. by tho flash Of the
a-prn yoI, see the harbor just ahead,
add ypu arc making for that liarbor..
M Hall he well. Jesus huslling the
tpmpeSl.
4 ihto tho hirbor Of heaven now we glide;
Wc'rc nome Mt last, homca at last.
I&"Uiy %o drift OH It's bright, silv'ry lido,
We're homo at lust.
Glory 10 lodi all our dangers are o'or,
WcStand secure on tho gloriiled shore;
GtorA. 20 Iiodt VIC will shout cycrlnorc,
We're homo Mt last !"
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1887-07-20
The Journey OF Life.

Ten thousand human beings start to-
gcthcr on their journey. After ten
years M third at least have disappear
Ell. at tho middle points of the COM
mo- measure Of life but half are still
upon tho road. Faster and faster rs
tho ranks grow thinner they that re-
main till now become weary, and liz
down to rise no moro. At ninety they
have reduced to u handful Of thirty
trembling patriarchs. Year after year
thoy fall IN diminishing numbers. Ono
,ingors, perhaps, q lonely marvel, till
the century is over. We look again
and the journey OF life is finished.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1887-07-20

a beautiful form Is better than a,
beautiful face; a beautiful behavior Is
better than q beautiful form: It gives
q higher pleasure than statues or, pic.
lures; IL Is the finest OF tho Inc arts.
1t is impossible that All il!-Datured
MIN can have e public spirit, for how
should he love ten thousand men who
never loved Onep
IID Is rich whose Income is more than
his expenses; and he is poor whose
expenses exceed his income.
a mans nature runs either to herbs
or weeds; therefore let him seasonably
water the n and destroy The other.
The man to whom virtue ID but the.
ornament Of character, something over
and above, not essential to it. Is not ,
yet q man
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1887-07-20

II sleep be thorough, o short spell
will DO moro good than a much longer
duration Of sleep that is Incomplete and
imperfect both in Its nature and in it's
effect.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1887-07-20

manner or man is this, That even the
winds and the sen obey Him?'
L. The subject in the first place i'm
presses INC with the fact that it is very
important to have .
CHRIST WITH TIE SHIP
for all those boats would have gone to
the bottom Of Gcnnesarct if Christ had
not been present. Oh, what a lesson
foE you and for me to learn We must
always have Christ in the ship. What
lver voyage we undertake, into what
rver enterprise We start. let us always
have Christ IN tho ship. Many OF you
IN these days Of revived commerce are
starting out III new financial enter
%lriscs. bid you good cheer. DO all
you Il do. DO it N as high d plane
IS possible. You have no right to be q
stokcr III the slip, il you can be an adj
miral Of tie navy. You have no right
to be Il colonel Of d regiment. if you can
command 4 brigade; you have no right
TO be engineer OF. 4 boat OH river banks,
Or near The coast, il you call take Tic
occan steamer from Now York to
Liverpool. All you can do with utmost
tension or body, mind, and soul, you
arc bound to do. but, Oil have Christ
vi every enterprise, Christ in every yoy-
,gr. Christ in every slip.
There arc men who ask God to help
ihcm at
THE sTARToF GREAT ENTERPRISES.
ne has been with them in tie past: no
! Die a overthrow them; the storms
might come down from tho TOP of
Mount llcrmon, and lash Gemncsaret
INTO roam and into agony, but it could
not iltlrt them. but hero is another
man who starts out in worldly ontcr-
Prise, y llo depends upon the uncer-
taint es OF t. is life. He has no God
10 hclp him. After q while the storm
comes, ana losses off the masts of tho
ship; he puts out Ills lifc-boat and the
long-boat; the sheriff and the auction
eer Try TO help hin OH; tiloy can't help
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-01

At the spring opening last week of one ol
Bait more's leadirg shopping stores, says the
Sun, Il clear idea could be gained OF the mater
ials colors and sy yles ef he dresses that will lie
worn during the spring ard summer. The
favorite coiors seem 10 lie the different shades
TIE comt ina lions Cf colors are very striking,
such aS grass gle and pale hue. ard hello
rrope, with pa pink, and They aie prethe
han one would imagine without >te'hg them.
NerT conspicuous imuug tie WOOL dresses wer.
imi or,td Dies alttrnS OF every col'r, with
te d and lsc. designs for the vest, CT f., collar
and skirt garnitu,e Small 'hetks are 1ne OF
the no, elites aso the hro- plads, " hioh come
in for the underdress, With plaln goods 10 match
for the drapery and waist beautiful even
ing dress was OF black Spanish snipure lace
made over pale h, lietrere satne. The waist OF
this dress was m"de in The old fashioned baby
>t,le, and a handsome h. liotrope sash upon
one side finished the pretty toilet. Another
dI,ss on the same style WAS black chinchllla, =
new and very popular Lee over pse pink
Bls,h ruiprre lace over ,el'o" is still IN higl
favor Another d ess WAS m 'd- wholly of III
platt val lace the s'eev.s and lett side being
trimmed with rows OF hite satin ribt on At
inch ~ide placed within three or four inches o
eac: other. There was also displayed in this de-
partnent two very htnts; me dresses o. TN
"roidrred null, one heliotrspr, ,'hs other eleotri,
"lue, both trimmed With satin ihou at -
,rme shade. y cot the loveie>t fabrics shown
,as the iavoIiIe HuIre in delicate evening
,haI I'll l.. hi.-h -.t9t =
o use with it. her very prett, novelties are
ong scsrfs, app"renrly tor evening wear, OF
'h-nill-, in exquisite colors aud combinations
of colors
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-01
WOODWARD & L01HR0PS C0LBMI.
O Il ID E II IN G.
GOODS BY
Nj A I i :

This mode fshopr,ng has not only be-
com" extremely POI ular ~I'h the
POPULATION IN tn" more remote
cities aud towns. hu' ha- also de-
monstrated the fact that it ia both
: safe aHu an exceedingly satisfac-
tory method Of purchasing, as you
secure the very latest styles and
hewest fabric at prices which can
only he named hv firms doing u
ltfge hu.l IS IA 1t running an eX-
ten,lvr Ma! O. Ier ID psrtment
such rs nu.s 5
Having still further perfected nnr s,s-
tenn. AID with additional facilities
for AN intelligent fuItilIment of
every commission, We are better
prepared than ev'r to execute all
orders entrusted To us.
Oar Quarterly Catalogue, "Th. Capital
City Visitor, Is now ready, AM we
shall be glad to mail 1t free TO any
one, upon quest, who think that
mutual advantages may ensue.
1t contains aclear and concise complla.
tion four stock, width, prices,,ty-
les, &c. also necessary Information
with reference to shopping by
Mail numerous lllustratlons,snd
much interesting reading matter.
We attend to all orders upon the day
received We refund the mon"yif
goods sent are not satI factory.
We send samples, with price, upon
request. We 60 TO any reasonable
length 10 please.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-01
CONSPICUOUS
BARGAINS IN WASH FABRICS

Large purchases enable u. to qao,s low
prices L,rg-s, stock a.d be,, variety yet
sho~n-
0o0r.rd. hlue IN hits striped Seersueker
Cling hams plain to match, worth To- per yard
onlv 81 per yard 80 yards Crinkled Seer.
suckers lishtsnd auf,. v-rious'zes ofSrip-s
in ell th- hight colors onl' Il! pr yard 0oU
yard. MuEruing CrInklri ) orsuCk-rs, LlaV /
And white checks and stripes. only l5t r I'd
New and elegant line Of Fiue SAts.ns. lig ht and
dark grounds, Wit large variety Of neat,
tasteful designs also no~-ry e6-c,s, only l2i
per yard 500 ysrd. Fine Bati,te, very bee
quality, white aud ecru ground colors, with
ue.t black and fancy figures, entirely new goods
only l2i- per yard. Crazy Clorhs. white aad
ecru grounds, with pIaek and fancy colorSd
hgures, last seasons price lie, only l24s per
yard. Lorraine CrePes. cliusy and dress, isnc,
srrIpes. With p,-iu TO match, snly l29 per I'd,
knott.d Batiste. in lii ght and dark stripes, with
plains to match. only lie per yard. Coo
Seal Indigo b ue Prr-sles, choice d signs for
hors' wsiss, colors warranted. 80 inches wide,
only l2h, per ward
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-01
Encnmpmea,a aud Parade OF the Militia


Lieut. Col C. D. Gather and Quarter
master Robert J Miller, of the Fifth Mary LAND
Reg iment, went to Annapolis on Thursday OF
last week to see Governor Lloyd and Adjutsnt-
General Howard IN reference to the bieania
enca mpment Of the Maryland militia in th
coming summer and the annual law parade
An act of the Leg islaturs of 1886 chapter l62
empowers the Gov, rnor, as commander in-chit'
of the Maryland militia, TO srder Au enc~m mp
M n of tie State forces ono in evety two years,
10 be held n, such time and place and for such
length of time as he may deter mine. Each en-
listed man is TO receive 81 33 day during th'
emcampment, and each officer the per diem as
paid officers in the regular service, according
TO rank. Though the exact time has not beer
fixed, Gov. Lloyd has pretty we'll decided TO
ha We il take place in July. II will be held i.
Western Maryland, probably Hagers,o~n, and
Gov. Lloyd will be present. Frederick City
was also considered tut HagsrstoHu v i'll prob.
ably be selected as tie most avail able location.
The expenses of the encsmpment, the Governor
thinks, will be in the seig hbor hood of SIS 600
or $40 600, VII ch v i'll be paid out of the militia
fund. Tie proposed enrsmpment will lie ihs
6rst TO be held under the n-w law providing
for lie more complete asd Efficient organiz.-
;on of the militia, and will doubtless prove a
irea, TO the "toys" ltwil, no, interfere with
the annual Law parade, which Hil he held in
Baltimore on the 10 OF May. thai date having
been selected. The 10Th Of Hay is the anniver
.arv Of the orgssizaton Of the Fifth Reg ment
which celebrates the event each recurring year
ticipste in both III rator.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-01
A Gift For All.

In order to give all chance 10 test it, aud
thus be convinced of its wonderful curative
powers, DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
,umptcn, Coughs and Colds. will be. for q
limited time, given swav. This ctfrr Is DOT
rnly liberal, but shows uuhouuded faith in the
merits of this great remedy. All who suffer
rom Coughs, Colds, Consumption, A.rhms,
bronchitis, or any a5ectioa Of Throat, Chs-i,
or Lungs, are especially requested to csli Al
". Psd-erts 5 Sore, aud get Tr.l Bottle
Free, Large B.tt es 81.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-01
Some Weather


We have been having some weather Of late
The vigorous "cold wave which visited III
the early part OF this week seems TO be without
a parallel in the memory of our odeI inbsli
t,nt The ground WAS frozen On Monday and
Tue day nights TO the depth of several isches
while ice formed considerably orer al iseh in
thick ness On Tuesday the wind blew brisk ,
from the Mort. vest ali day and the temper a.
ture WAS very little above the frs-zing point at
any time during the day March vas indeed
n ,empestuous and wiatry month ihrouk hou, a.;
more so than usual, and We are glad thst il hss
gone. The few mild days that February Dor
rowed we're paid back with compound inieresi
and large usury besides. 1t came 10 with
something of the composed dem-iner OF ths
lamb, but ouce it had made its entrance. il
proved itself TO have been a wolf in sheep
clothing, nay worse than that, for it behaved
like an infuristed and very roari~g lion during
its en- tire stay with US II made its eIi' it
storm that was as unwelcone q. i, was unsx
pee ted aud lett behind a meme 10 of its presence
to be long remembered Altogether it was very
remarkable month aud We bid il sdiew wirhou,
ally lingering feeling OF regret, indulslng the
hope that, taking it all in all, We shsll never
see its like again. Fears are entertained BY
many farmers that he clover seed sowu 10
February and esrly March have been killed by
the severe freezes in the latter part Of March
We hope this may not prove to be true; bu,
the possibility Of such = result demonstrates
the wisdom Of those farmers v no adopt the rule
Of sowing their wheat land in clover in two in
stalments, giving it one half tie allowance 10
the acre on the frozen ground 10 February and
the residue in Apri! to be followed by the bar
rJw
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-01
ReneWs Her Youth.

Mrs. Phoebe Cbesley. Peterson, Clay CO..
Iowa, tells the fe lowing remar arkable story, the
truth of which ia vouched for by the residents
Of the town. 81 am 73 years old, have been
troubled With kidney complain and lameness
for many years could not dress myself with
out help. Now I am free IRON all pain and
soreness, and an able to do all my own house
work. owe my thaaks to Electric Bitters
for having renewed my youth. and removed
Completely all disease and pain Try a bot
tie, only Soc. at W. W. Padgetts Store.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-01

Lieut. Il H. Boswell Of tie Howard Rif s.
accompanied by Lieut.. G Morgan Raley. OF
the Leon nsrdtown Rifles, called on THURSDAY last
Whilewe 10 aot wish 10 wound the feelings of our
county co-t.mpCraries or to place our friend at
disadvantage with journalistic influence. Lieut.
Boswell said, THAT he could better dispense
with any comfy paper than the St. M.ry's En-
tcrprise, for it at all times fresh, newsy md
interesting st. Ndry's Enterprise.
This is, indeed, great compliment, as We
know Lieut. swell to be careful and dis.
eliminating reader. There is only one fault
10 lie found with our contemporary back
handed compliment, and that is Lieut. Bosw ell
says he is not CORRECTLY quoted by it.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-01
Contract to Construct the Drum Point

Contract to Construct the Drum POin'
Road.
The directors Of the Drum Point Railroad
Cempany-Mr. Augustus Albert, president
Dr. B. King, of Anne Arundel Gen. George
H. Steuart and others present-mst IN b"l'l'
more on Men day afternoon at the office Of Mr.
John P Poe, counselor. Mr.. j G Mengies, OF
New York, a railroad promoter, was present as
the representative of a party who propose 10
construct The road. A contract was sigs ed
with Mr.. Mengies under uhich he is in thirty
davs to &C mmente the work OF building rail
of seventy-two miles, to be compl' ted in twelve
months. The Mengies party agree to take the
work in hand ed furnish the financial backing,
and it is said will take bonds OF the company
in payment Th contract calls for road from
Baltimore to Drum Point, and il is probable
that one Of the two roads already tuilt to An
napol,s will bs included in the Drum P"in'
scheme. The plan in its ultimate development
is understood TO be quite extensive, sEd com
Pret ends the connection by water transl ORTIZ
ton, With railroad that Is chartered 10 ue ouli'
from Richmond To the coup:ry bordering tie
Potomac river But in the present dealing
Drum Point, With its excellent harbor, is the
OF jective point One of the parties said rail
road into Southern Mary ia"d is a necessity
The company was chartered in 1858, and good
deal of the grading was done in III. next two
years. Mr. Wells, New Yorker, took the con
tract for building the road Calvertand Ann
Arundel counties at that time made susscrlr
tioas to the enterprise. The railroad peopl'
say it i; no, proposed to ask for aid from th'
municipality of Baltimore. ltis so miles from
Drum Point to Aunapols, and the line has
been laid out for years. and most OF tie right
of way is secured.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-01
LOCAL MATTERS

s@- The subscription price OF The
TINES is 81. per annum If paid in
adua'sce or at any time acithin the cur
rent gear; if not paid acithiS the gear
S1.5O will be Invariably charged, a.
slways heretofore, and from this rule
no exception uiU be made.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-01
LADIES' SPRING HOSIERY,

We h.ve rl,ced on sale a choice line o
Spfing Hosiery, our o~n direct importation.
representing the harst assortment and the best
intrinsic values il has ever been eur good for
tune to place before our customers.
100 doE Ladies Fine Imported Lisls Thread
Hose, double at heel and Toe, b ack, navy blue
and assorted shade. Of tans, browus aEd grays,
actu'l valve 44c. OnIy 373 per pair.
100 dozen Ladies Extra Fine Bia'k Cotton
Hose, spit ,sIes. worth soc Only 3-Ar pei
pair.
Special-lo0 d, z-n L.die,' Extra Fine Cot.
ton House, spring seght, silk heel and toe
Excellent variety OF choice Boot Patterns, low
-r nal black With npPsr half OF assorted shade,
OF tans, brown and gold, warranted not to rst
oG on white undertaking, worth 75c. Only
624e per pair. Spring weigh, B,lbtizgans nt
fancy Cotton Hose, at Is, %, 33, 373 and 81
cents per pair.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-01
SEND IN YOUR ORDERS.
SPRING DRESS GOODS.

TIL. department !. Sllsd ~ith the best o'
AmeFgsan aad foreign Dtr's Fabrics, IN pain
shades. artr'.rss, checks, Hripss, faHeie, aud
aFgh Novelties
The ,aytHs. A well selected sIo,k i, bali
sod. = IS cwristnly applicable here. -nd ve an
uup.t~ 40 saIsaally large demand for many
Of the more popa!r sesV-s We thlss you
sl srl , making sslrcI,oa fro n thi. es,im..
DE s'osk
p inch All Wool Tr,cos la more than -
s2rt5g shsd~s oai, Soc PER yard
36 JncE All ool Csmrls H.sr BrJgss. ten OF
Ihe choicest sprins shades Only Soc per Jsrd
Is snsh Al Nool Pa ,h.ck SsIitnss. Thirteen
eaoses Ps'Iera. 10 sh' ,fscts. UHly SO Srn;s
PEI Y-r4-
57mcr Al Wool Tu.o;s. sf,esa a.. spring
.hstrs ualy iSe pr yard
~ inyh Al Wool C.ncis II i' Ssiinss :
est shades uaiy IS per yard,
50 iayh Al! Wool Foaes seven desirable
blades. eTcsiles' quality, oou.o, "eighI for
ss'ltsprtag .rsr. WVrrh 81, only Toe per I'd
a 70 h .Nor-t," All Woo Pis.sh-Nk SAT-
'nss, ssi .Pfing ,ersu Ouiy 81
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-01
DIED.

In Washington city on Thursday NJ arch Gath,
Of congestion of the lungs EDWARD L., infant
son Of Russell and CecIe NJ. Denu. aged six
months. Another ho~er called from earth and
transplanted in heaven TO swell tie choir OF
ngels and sing the praises Of the Most High.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-01

To ADVERIISERS.-THE TINES harihg a
@roer circulation, hGn any other paper among the
intelligent farmers and busineys men of Charles
County. offers superior inducements to advertisers
insert their announcements in It's columns. Send
(.r eo,d rates. ,chich iow any other paper
in Southern Maryland. to say nothing about cicua-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-01
A New Departure u, Rock Point.

We are informed that the proprietors o.
Rock Point, Charles county, contemplate in
Producing into their establishment, during The
coming summer, the canning of tomatoes and
small fruits. Farmers who desire to engage in
cullivating the articles this firm will need are
invited to call. Here is a show to cultivate one
acre less Of tobacco thsa usual, and see if an
acre in tomatoes, &C., i'll not bring in as much
or more money than could have been realized
from the tweed !"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-01
Shooting Match.

A shooting match, in which all the lead
ing marksnes Of Low er Maryland are expected TO
contest, will take place in Port Tobacco on or
has the affair in charge and ne reports that the
crack shots of St. :arys will certainly be on
hand TO participate in the match The e1ect
date and full particulars of the affair will be
published next week.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-01
CREAM WOoLEN FABRICS

Oar sork of these sst rasle goods :, Kept
cos.sEtlr crm,'e'-. .ai call .ti.Hnoa To
as foIlo~ Jag era soei values
CrSm All Wool TAnne!s. 20 ZACH, Sos. q:
sseh. s-.c per yard.
ii iacs Crvan C.a'. Hon.sPan, only e3!c
per gard
Crs.m Al! Wool Csssne,rs - is,h Soc per
y.rt, - iaea. IS per -; Is ,nyh. 81 per ,srd
~ lsch Cream A. " 20, B.nsss. only ToC
PEI ,srd.
is,h Cream All Wool FOale. only IS,
PET yard.
Csrsn Ali Woo AIb,trna, 50 iacs, Soc per
.srt =! iaea IS. pr vsrt.
~ iaoh Cream III Wool Eisniar, oaIy IS
per y.rt
stsscs Cream All Woo Ssrg.. osly 81 Pc
.rJ
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-01
SPRING VELVETS.

We h.'. opened .n eieS.n, line Of Ease,
v.l'.,,, N stripe, and pia'ds IN h.sds'ms
light and m- ium Effects D-sirsble Tor COM
s,nsiions trimmings, L.. 81 IS aud 81 50
per ysfi
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-01
A Well Deserved appointment.


Mr.. Townle Rosey of Bry antown district
has been appointed By Collector Roberts stere
keeper in the internal revenue service at Balli
more. Mr.. Robey is an active, earnest Demo
crat and has for number of years rendered
good servee to the party in his district. He
is man of stirling integrity of character and
is well qualified for the duties of his office II.
is well deserving Of the preferment be has thu:
received and congratulate him his sue.
cess. The salary of the position is S4 per day
Mr.. R 'hey has qualified and given the neces-
s.ry honl and lett the county on Tue. i y to
take charge Of his office.
Good Sales.
Mr.. J. ". Montgomery, with Bulleu 4
Mckeever, commission merchants Of Washing
ton, recently sold for J T. Turner, Of Bryan
antown, three spring lambs which netied
SIT 80 One Of the lambs b, ought Ss.l2
oIs S. SO and one S. 60, from which deduct
expenses, 81 73 on the lot, leaves the above
net sum returned to Mr.. Turner as the value
Of the three lambs. These are remarkable
prices even for the first shipment, and if II Can
be taken as any evidence of what lambs will
bring this 81 ring, We congratulate those farm
ers whose Gocks have not been rava; ed bv
dogs. Perhaps, bow.v.r, it is Mr.. Montgom
er,'s excellent business tact that procare1
these prices
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-01
A Picnic for the Economical,

The chance Of getting strict 6rst-class
clothing at such absurdly low prices that il
will pay to buy them to- next seasons use al
Oehm Sen, stirring and satisfactory clothers,
Pratt a1d Hanover streets, Baltimore. Don''
miss this opportunity.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-01

((TE are .ho-.n-- srsndii lin. o. ANERf
w CAN .ni FRENCH SATlNS pop.l.r
price. narclS i..-.. IS. !sc. 3S-
4TRlCoT 10 Pl.,u sad Nt,tur~,. s0-
ssTEICoT To Plain and M,Itur-s 15c 81
7s.inch TWlLLEp >CfTiNG IS all color,
=. ineh DIAGONAL SCtTING, I5c -or,k
2S csnts
N0RNANDIE DRESS GlNGHAHS. lpc
CRtNKLED SEERSrCKER laC lsl .l5e
CHEC NAiN~pUk. 8 s. los, .Is
CORDED PlQUE, i3c Is:
We are sill haTlng hig ru- o. HANBC RG
EDGING- &c 4c.. SC . = s. oc
CREAM pANtSh Is &c soc
Large ns CR hCH:T BED S-R.ADS. a<t
Ezra good value ia 10 I SHEETiNG. 3Sc
ALL OF OUR CARPETS AND rugs MARX
ED ppWS tn CLOSE ntr
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-01
m.xn-.. winch never r..I 10 Draw

The semi-an nual matchless ma rk dow sale
of high class garm ents for Men, Youth and Boy 5
Osercoais, Suits and Goats. All being sacri-
feed without regard to present value or cost.
Now is the appointed time TO make one dollar
do the work of two at Acme Hall, II E. Bal
timore (new number) near Charl,s ST., BALTIC
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-01

A7E were IA 6rst IN BrItim re 10 ~ go
w pie SAINTS al low prIrr. Hui 6. cut ia
coniinn- 10 'eti IN eur iGe Don'u nuk- ii =,
mIat'k~. We gl.~ "'rr'r - r., iur he nph-y
you pat IA ~ Lnl on 81